... interdisciplinary project-based teams in higher education as a catalyst for actionable knowledge ”, Business Education Innovation Journal , Vol. 11 No. 1 , pp. 126 - 136 , available at:   http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=ip,shib&db=bth&AN=139304137&site=ehost-live...

.... Findings Based on data analysis of the perceptions of academics concerning business education, research and management process at the target business schools, the authors of this paper found that responsible management education is not considered a priority in the work agendas of the Egyptian public...

..., with implications to business education. Valero’s contributions were based on his business and teaching experience and in a deep humanistic background, but adopted an intuitive outlook and need further conceptual development, actualization to contemporary business context and empirical research on the relationship...

... and Mujtaba, 2013). Russia Business ethics Ethics training Business education Organizational interventions Business education plays a fundamental role in positioning ethical behavior. There has been an increased research interest in the area of business ethics, at both national...

.... © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Moira Fischbacher-Smith can be contacted at: Moira.Fischbacher-Smith@glasgow.ac.uk Business education MBA Crisis management Private industry practices often exist in spite of evidence that shows they are harmful. Many managers...

... in the structure of business schools, resources provided to faculty members and impact on accreditation agencies. Business education Management development Incentives Research relevance Contrary to what many believe, literary fame has nothing to do with excellence or true glory or even...

... world. Originality/value – The role of business education in global development/value for government policy-makers, development funding institutions and business school leaders. Interrelated dimensions of the relationship between business education and globalization are examined: global shifts...

... “Night” Exercise. Training Creativity Undergraduates Business education Creativity is considered by many to be an essential twenty-first century competence for business managers and leaders (Robinson Report, 1999 ; Colby et al., 2011), the most sought-after trait in leaders...

... 2016 Business education Higher education Management education Management development Business Schools The dean’s squeeze is a fascinating “framing” phenomenon. Cultural and organizational perspectives provide powerful lenses through which we assign meaning and value to ongoing...

..., uncertainty avoidance and masculinity scales. These differences affect managers’ approaches to leadership and motivation in the workplace and are likely to affect approaches to business education in each country. The application of Hofstede’s (1980) cultural dimensions and cultural clusters has been...

... Technology Business education International Career development Much academic research has been undertaken on what can be classified as negative aspects such as the poor quality of working conditions, the number of teachers leaving the profession, low salaries and stress resulting from an overload...

... and leadership. Without the moral and methodological goal of being co-operative for the greater good, organizations waste human resources and fail to reap benefits from collective productions. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Co-operation Business education Cross-cultural management...

... from around the world. The evolution of teaching and learning in business education is briefly reviewed in light of newly proposed “collaborator” method, hopefully launching a debate and further research in this important domain. Design/methodology/approach The 50+20 vision of management education...

...Carla CJM Millar; Matthew Gitsham; Gill Coleman Purpose The purpose of this paper is to report and reflect on a decade‐long action experiment to devise a form of business education for sustainability that helps managers act as “pro‐sustainability” agents of change. It offers one example...

...: H1. The level of satisfaction with MBA education will be a significant predictor of inclination to donate. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Graduates Master of Business Administration Individual behaviour Business schools Money Gifts Business education Financing...

...Katrin Muff Purpose The purpose of this paper is to further the debate on relevance in business education by sharing one business school's experiences. Design/methodology/approach A qualitative survey was carried out, reviewed by two independent collaborators. Conclusions drawn from interviews...

... and creativity of executives and describe the experience of using this technology in business education. The key drivers of the development of the contemporary Russian economy are innovation and innovative activity. Creating innovation and modernizing industry are not new ideas; they have already been...

... for graduate management and business education in the coming years – even decades – at all levels are rich. The Bologna Accord has redefined the landscape in Europe creating a fertile soil for the development of new schools and new programs. Programs are proliferating throughout Asia. And in North America...

... has implications for human resource development of the future. In describing adult business education provision in the private sector, shows that employees are increasingly taking initiatives for their professional education, rather than their companies dictating what skills they should have. 1...

... (MBAs) a function of the quality of the input and the efficiency of the process and reveals the problems in business education. To raise the quality of MBAs, schools need to cover material relevant to client firms, to incorporate new materials into existing courses that stress written and oral...